Grand List of Simple Questions

[isdel]

Kind of a weird question but I guess you guys can help me

Let's say there's a village and inside this village there is a p-claim; like a plot. The owner of the p-claim has (obviously) all the rights inside his p-claim but no rights in the village. (perhaps not even a member of it)

If he builds a catapult inside his p-claim, will he be able to hit (and damage) the village's shield?

Or - in other words - if someone offers plots to people inside their village, and let's say there's not much trust (for example, a spot in a public market) how can they be sure the village won't be 'sieged' from the inside?

If the pclaim is younger than the vclaim then the pclaim can be revoked in that scenario. I'm not sure about the opposite situation, I assume it could be a security risk, but that's probably intentional since the point is to avoid vclaims being used offensively.

I suppose in that situation there would be a palisade anyway, so you'd need a ram on hand to deal with it. At that point the only difference between a younger/older pclaim is whether you'd need criminal acts to get inside and solve the problem.

[DaniAngione]

Kind of a weird question but I guess you guys can help me

Let's say there's a village and inside this village there is a p-claim; like a plot. The owner of the p-claim has (obviously) all the rights inside his p-claim but no rights in the village. (perhaps not even a member of it)

If he builds a catapult inside his p-claim, will he be able to hit (and damage) the village's shield?

Or - in other words - if someone offers plots to people inside their village, and let's say there's not much trust (for example, a spot in a public market) how can they be sure the village won't be 'sieged' from the inside?

If the pclaim is younger than the vclaim then the pclaim can be revoked in that scenario. I'm not sure about the opposite situation, I assume it could be a security risk, but that's probably intentional since the point is to avoid vclaims being used offensively.

I suppose in that situation there would be a palisade anyway, so you'd need a ram on hand to deal with it. At that point the only difference between a younger/older pclaim is whether you'd need criminal acts to get inside and solve the problem.

I see. Thank you for the reply!

Hmm, that might get in the way of some of my ideas... I'll have to figure out an alternative

[MagicManICT]

I was just wondering if garden pot need to be outside to work. I have had some yarrow in a pot inside for 3-4 days now and its still not ready.

Also do beehives effect potted plants at all?

1. Not sure. I have mine all outside. Seems like Yarrow is at least 4 days, anyway. I supposed I should track my next planting.

2. Not that I'm aware.

[ricky]

I was just wondering if garden pot need to be outside to work. I have had some yarrow in a pot inside for 3-4 days now and its still not ready.

Also do beehives effect potted plants at all?

1. Not sure. I have mine all outside. Seems like Yarrow is at least 4 days, anyway. I supposed I should track my next planting.

2. Not that I'm aware.

There are definitely some variables associated with garden planting. I'm not sure how extensive it is though.

As an example that I tested during world 9, Stalagoom inside a cave will grow MUCH faster than stalagoom outside.

[Ramki]

I was just wondering if garden pot need to be outside to work. I have had some yarrow in a pot inside for 3-4 days now and its still not ready.

Also do beehives effect potted plants at all?

1. Not sure. I have mine all outside. Seems like Yarrow is at least 4 days, anyway. I supposed I should track my next planting.

2. Not that I'm aware.

It works both ways. I was just able to pick it inside after 4 days.

[Kearn]

yeah yarrow just takes forever, chives is like 2 days

[RedKGB]

I got a village mate that wants to use HQL dirt to raise the ql of the dirt in the farming section. Is this legit?

[Kearn]

no

[RedKGB]

Did not think so, thank you.

[MagicManICT]

I got a village mate that wants to use HQL dirt to raise the ql of the dirt in the farming section. Is this legit?

Dirt placed on a tile becomes the quality of the node that is there.

That I know of, because of the way the RNG works for farming, there is no longer a soil cap like it was in w7 and earlier.